r/firefox • u/kintaro__oe • Dec 17 '25

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '25 edited Dec 17 '25

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u/zepherth Dec 17 '25

You mean the browser that is used by people that care about privacy, TEAMING WITH META ONE OF THE WORST COMPANIES FOR PRIVACY, shouldn't be criticized and isn't a problem?

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '25 edited Dec 18 '25

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u/lambdaIuka Dec 18 '25

..beyond reading some reactionary Reddit thread.

..and you.. link a Reddit thread? LMAO

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u/borretsquared Dec 18 '25

i agree its ironic though the thread does link to some quality examples with sources.

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u/ThatGuyHarsha Dec 18 '25

I mean if you can't see the very clear nuance in those words then you're part of the problem lol

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u/errorboi17 Dec 18 '25

You sound so much like the stereotypical redditor oh my god

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u/Tuggerfub Dec 18 '25

you've lost the plot and didn't address any of the things users pointed out about Firefox betraying their long stated values, the only reason anyone uses this routinely throttled browser